Académique Documents
Professionnel Documents
Culture Documents
Nikitha, a student of ours, had this question - "Is there any kinda trick to learn vocabulary and do
remember them for a long time?"
I am sure, many
any might have the same question in mind.
We understand the difficulty with Vocabulary building. That’s the reason why we have provided a
variety of techniques in GREedge to provide different ways of building vocabulary, namely:
We would recommend the following approach to make your Vocabulary building an ‘active learning
process’ as against ‘passive memorizing’.
1. There are 50 wordlist sessions in the Learning Tracker, each containing 23-25
23 focus words.
2. Take one session every day. We have added interesting images to serve as mnemonics. Each
card also gives you pronunciation of the word.
3. Go through the cards. Bookmark those words that you find difficult.
4. Take
ake a vocabulary test immediately after you have perused the words. Apply the words. Think
as the question demands. Try to get as many Questions correct.
5. Revise the words periodically, especially the ones that you bookmarked in your Learning
Tracker.
Note that retention
etention and the depth of understanding of the words improves with-
with-
Try to use as many words that you have learnt in your everyday communication. But, it is easier said
thandone as you may not get an opportunity in everyday life to do so. The themes based word list offers
a good platform. http://greedge.com/grewordlist...
http://greedge.com/grewordlist
It enables you to create usage sentences and post them. You also get to see sentences created by other
students.
Application of the word, really helps in increasing your understanding of the word. It makes learning
ACTIVE.
To increase the chances of increasing your encountering GRE words, you need to develop the habit of
reading.
GRE words are a bit advanced and usually not encountered in usual material like new-paper
new reports or
popular articles on sports, films and entertainment or politics.
These words are found usually in editorial articles, opinion pages, essays of popular
popular newspapers and
serious magazines. We would strongly recommend you to start reading such articles online. Two or
three per day should be good.
(The online articles from the editorials of The Hindu, Economic Times, Hindustan Times, Washington
Post, The Guardian, The Economist are some that we would recommend).
Use this app to locate GRE words in the articles that you read: http://wizdom.in/WIA1.1/index.php